Services
No molds means no tooling bill and no minimum order that forces you to buy 5,000 of anything. Change the design between v1 and v2 and it costs nothing extra.
Bring a finished file or a napkin sketch. Both are normal here.
Short runs, without a mold.
Parts that arrive ready to use.
| Material | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| PLA | Stiff, precise, economical | Indoor parts, jigs, organizers, visual prototypes |
| PETG | Tough, slightly flexible, moisture-resistant | Functional indoor/garage parts, brackets, enclosures |
| ASA | UV-stable, heat-tolerant, weatherproof | Outdoor and vehicle parts. Truck beds cook; ASA doesn't care |
| TPU | Flexible, grippy, impact-absorbing | Gaskets, bumpers, protective covers, non-slip feet |
Multi-material and multi-color printing supported. Specialty filaments quoted per project.
The quote form: what you're making, roughly how many, your timeline.
Email works, or leave a number and we'll call or text instead. Either way you're talking to the people who make the parts.
Priced per project, no tooling fees. Simple parts usually start under $250.
A real part in your hands before the run starts.
Batch production, tracked and shipped from Missouri.
Questions we get
Depends on the job. Simple samples often ship within days of approval. Complex assemblies take longer. You never wait on tooling because we don't use any.
Quoted per project. Pricing reflects material, machine time, assembly labor, and finish. Simple parts typically start under $250; most first projects land between $250 and $1,500. The quote form's budget brackets help us calibrate a proposal to what you're working with.
Yes, we'll sign a reasonable NDA. Your files stay yours. We don't reuse them, resell them, or show them to anyone. If we design something for you from scratch, ownership terms are agreed in the quote before work starts.
Very high volumes (tens of thousands of units) usually want injection molding, and metal parts want a machine shop. If your project fits that better, we'll tell you up front instead of taking your money.
Often, yes. Measurements and photos are enough for most functional parts. Mail us the broken original if it's easier. Reverse-engineering discontinued parts is some of our favorite work.
Send the file, or just the idea.